Commercial Pin Hitters in the Front Rank
Murphy Noddle caps week with City League high 159 and new three string 349. Imperial of Lynn tops Greater Boston League with 1619 single string, beating the old mark by four pins. Tremont and Faneuil post standout individuals and team totals including 248 single string and 656 three-string, and 987 single string and 2860 three-string respectively.
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Suburban Schools Dominate State Basketball Scene
Suburban prep teams, led by Winthrop, Rindge, Greenfield, and Rock Ridge Hall, surge ahead as Boston schools struggle. Dorchester High shows strength while Cambridge faces strong rivals. King of Allen School sets a scoring pace. Meanwhile Andover prep and Maiden High build new programs, with Newton Malden and Brookline among track hopefuls.
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Red Sox signings and roster moves preview season
Four Red Sox players have signed. Doves have yet to send contracts. President Dovey returns home to plan removing Bill Dahlen. George Stallings relies on Jack Knight to boost shortstop depth and adds McConnell and Engie. DeVore may join St Louis as an outfield understudy, while Indy trip links Red Sox with Winter, Chadbourne, and Ralph Glaze.
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Jack Night
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Indianapolis
George Winter
Chadbourne
Ralph Glaze
Rector Says He Means It On Track Comeback Ends
James A Rector of Hot Springs Arkansas confirms retirement from the cinder path at the University of Virginia. He will not run this session or participate in the George Washington meet. Rector dismisses Roosevelt letter rumors and health fears, touting his strong heart and ability to train rapidly despite cigarette use. He aims to meet Walker again this summer to prove his speed.
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All-Woman Auto Race to Philadelphia Start in New York
More than a dozen cars driven by women will start at 8 o clock tomorrow morning on a two day run to Philadelphia and back. Drivers must operate their own vehicles with any passenger car in a racer being a woman. no men allowed in a competing car.
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John L Sullivan and Kilrain at Howard Theatre Matinee
John L Sullivan and Jake Kilrain, famed old warhorses of boxing, headline matinee and evening shows at the Howard Theatre this afternoon. The event marks Sullivan’s hometown welcome, with Corbett-Kid McCoy fight pictures adding historical context to the billed card.
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Warm Wave Spoils the Good Skating
Yesterday's rain and warm spell ended a week of good skating. Ice at all locations is now covered with water and slush, making skating unsafe and unavailable.
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Hockey games scheduled week of interscholastic and college matchups
A crowded schedule lists games Monday through Saturday featuring Newton High Milton Academy Melrose Somerville Mechanic Arts Roxbury Latin Harvard M I T Cambridge Yale Dartmouth Princeton Andover Williams Amherst Harvard Amherst freshmen Chelsea Chelse a Lation and more across Newton Cambridge Melrose Malden Medford Arlington Wil liamstown and Williamstown venues with multiple league and nonleague pairings.
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Shorter college regattas drive rowing debate
The Yale varsity stroke death after a Harvard Yale race renews calls to cut the four mile college regatta to three miles. Prominent oarsmen from Harvard and Yale support shortening the Harvard Yale boat race and the Poughkeepsie regatta citing extreme strain and safety concerns.
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Gompers Defends Sentencing Amid Labor Strife
Samuel Gompers denounces the government injunction and Judge Wrights sentence as grossly unjust. He urges stronger labor organization to counter unemployment and rising capital pressure while speaking at an oyster roast hosted by Baltimore labor leaders.
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Morrison
Federeration of Labor
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Federation of Labor
Labor Bills Prepared by Massachusetts AFL Committee
The Massachusetts State AFL legislative committee met with attorneys and union representatives to draft bills for this year’s Legislature. They plan further talks at Wells Memorial building and aim to advance eight hour law, peaceful persuasion and picketing, anti injunction, workers’ compensation, and direct legislative bills. The group will oppose lawmakers who vote against these measures, signaling strong labor support.
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Senator Jeff Davis Ill in St Louis Hospital
United States Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas is seriously ill in a St Louis hotel with pneumonia feared and blood poisoning believed caused by vaccination. His family has been summoned as he retired from a case in the United States Circuit Court.
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Donovan Poised to Head City Committee Amid Fireworks
At Faneuil Hall the Democratic city committee will meet to elect a chairman. James Donovan is expected to win by a large majority, though Alderman James P. Tilmty backed by Alderman Curley threatens a sharp exchange. Curley will accuse Donovan of past political sins and refer to defeats of McNary for city clerk and Cronin for clerk of the Supreme Court.
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Donovan faction predicts solid votes for presidency at convention
Donovan adherents claim 186 pledged votes supporting James Donovan from 256 city committee members. They dismiss attacks as irrelevant and say no rival candidate gains traction. Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald denies involvement and urges consensus choice.
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South Boston
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Resignation of Rev Dr Minifie Sparks Church Plea to Stay
The Rev Dr William C Minifie of Clarendon Street Baptist Church resigns effective February 28. Church members urge him to remain, asking if the neighborhood or church vitality would suffer without his evangelistic and institutional leadership. He says he has not decided if a stay is possible and disputes claims about salary.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
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Cronin Dies in Cambridge Station After Arrest
John J. Cronin of Boston died of alcoholism yesterday morning in Station Central square Cambridge after being arrested the night before. He was brought to the station in a patrol wagon and found unconscious at the corner of Austin and Main Cambridgeport at 10 pm Saturday. He did not regain consciousness and died at 6 o'clock.
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Harvard Track Schedule for Winter and Spring Meets
Harvard track manager outlines nine events for the season including indoor and outdoor meets. Key venues are Mechanics Building Boston Hem enway Gymnasium Harvard Stadium and Yale New Haven events with Dartmouth and Yale. The lineup features dual meets and a large Intercollegiate meet at the Stadium.
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